IESL for Software Engineers

[CorD SaC]

මචංලා දන්නෙ නැති නිසා දැනගන්න අහන්නේ, IESL member වෙන්න පුලුවන්ද software engineer කෙනෙක්ට. අනේ බං ඕක වැඩක් නෑ කියන්න එපා, මොකද පෙළක් තැන් වල ලෝන් එකක් එම ගන්න ගියාම වැඩිපුර ගාණක් ගන්න පුළුවන් IESL member නම් දන්න කෙනෙක් පොඩ්ඩක් පැහැදිලි කරන්නකෝ.
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[Sx3]

 

[aruna1]

puluwan

 

[shenat]

IESL membership eka ganna requirements eke web site eke athi. Ithin e requirements tiyenawa nam puluwan.

Membership kiwwama onama category ekak adalai. Normally member kiyanne "chartered" status eka tiyena kenekta. Ubata chartered engineer wennama ona na "Associate membership" tibunath athi. Loans ganna puluwan amount eka membership eka anuwa wenas Wei.

 

[D_Mad]

api IEEE

 

[imhotep]

All details in the IESL web. Briefly if you do have a four year degree from a recognized institution included in the Washington Accord list then you can.

This argument about Software Engineering is going on for the last couple of decades in many countries. I am not going to start an argument all over again, but most of the guys who call them Software Engineers are not. They are programmers, software developers and on a level up are the software architects. Quite often persons with a MCSE call themselves SEs.
There are SEs, the real ones who builds things like in Avionics, Missles & Guidance systems. Instrumentation, Medical equipment etc. Engineers have to have a broader skill set. Programming is an implementation tool.
With half-baked degrees popping out everywhere it's hard to give recognition to everything just by looking at the title of the qualification.

 

[333sajith]

All details in the IESL web. Briefly if you do have a four year degree from a recognized institution included in the Washington Accord list then you can.

This argument about Software Engineering is going on for the last couple of decades in many countries. I am not going to start an argument all over again, but most of the guys who call them Software Engineers are not. They are programmers, software developers and on a level up are the software architects. Quite often persons with a MCSE call themselves SEs.
There are SEs, the real ones who builds things like in Avionics, Missles & Guidance systems. Instrumentation, Medical equipment etc. Engineers have to have a broader skill set. Programming is an implementation tool.
With half-baked degrees popping out everywhere it's hard to give recognition to everything just by looking at the title of the qualification.

They are either electronics/embedded systems or control systems engineers. I do the instrumentation and medical devices and never call my self a software engineer

 

[niyomax]

All details in the IESL web. Briefly if you do have a four year degree from a recognized institution included in the Washington Accord list then you can.

This argument about Software Engineering is going on for the last couple of decades in many countries. I am not going to start an argument all over again, but most of the guys who call them Software Engineers are not. They are programmers, software developers and on a level up are the software architects. Quite often persons with a MCSE call themselves SEs.
There are SEs, the real ones who builds things like in Avionics, Missles & Guidance systems. Instrumentation, Medical equipment etc. Engineers have to have a broader skill set. Programming is an implementation tool.
With half-baked degrees popping out everywhere it's hard to give recognition to everything just by looking at the title of the qualification.

Totally agreed.

 

[Asiri88]

Moratuwa CSE and Peradeniya Computer Engineering witharaiyi ne bung thiyanne oya IESL benfits anith ayata na ne?

 

[CorD SaC]

මම කෝල් කලා, Peradeniya and Moratuwa විතරලු දෙන්නෙ

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puluwan

මට තියෙන්නෙ foreign degree එකක්... University of Plymouth වල, ඒකට බෑලු මචන් ​

 

[rarabhagya]

මට තියෙන්නෙ foreign degree එකක්... University of Plymouth වල, ඒකට බෑලු මචන් ​

BCS hariyanne nadda?
https://www.bcs.org

 

[BruceWayne92]

දන්න තරමින් ඉංජිනියරින්ග් ඩිග්‍රි එකක් තියෙන්න ඔනි පෙරා හරි මොරා හරි
වොෂින්ටන් ඇක්‍රෙඩිෂන් එක තියෙන්න ඔනි

ඔය සම්බන්ධව ත්‍රේඩ් එකක් දාලා අයි ටී මාමිලා මාව දුටු තැන වෙඩි තියන සීන් එකෙ ඉන්නෙ

 

[LazyLizard]

ස්ටිකර් එකක් හොයාගෙන වාහනේ ගහගත්තොත් මොකෝ බැංකුවට ගිහින් අන්න වාහනේ කියල පෙන්නන්නයි තියෙන්නෙ

 

[Edward Kenway]

ලංකාවේ නම් මොරා පේරා උන්ට පුළුවන්. international level එකෙන් නම් washington accord තියනව නම් පුළුවන්.

 

[CorD SaC]

ලංකාවේ නම් මොරා පේරා උන්ට පුළුවන්. international level එකෙන් නම් washington accord තියනව නම් පුළුවන්.

ඒ මොකක්ද බං කොහොමද ඒක බලාගන්නෙ,
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[imhotep]

ඒ මොකක්ද බං කොහොමද ඒක බලාගන්නෙ,
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Try this
http://accreditation.org/
Somewhere in the IESL site too had a list...

 

[Asiri88]

Try this
http://accreditation.org/
Somewhere in the IESL site too had a list...

Ekath On-campus 4 years nathnam Denne na , IESL eka Government uniwalatama hadapu seen ekake da koheda bung

 

[imhotep]

Ekath On-campus 4 years nathnam Denne na , IESL eka Government uniwalatama hadapu seen ekake da koheda bung

That's the situation in many countries... Engineering is a Professional Qualification. It's not a bootcamp or a crash course in programming. Sadly the loose usage of SE title to programmers led to this situation.
FYI.. SriLanka is not the only signatory to the Washington Accord...

 

[Arcadian]

All details in the IESL web. Briefly if you do have a four year degree from a recognized institution included in the Washington Accord list then you can.

This argument about Software Engineering is going on for the last couple of decades in many countries. I am not going to start an argument all over again, but most of the guys who call them Software Engineers are not. They are programmers, software developers and on a level up are the software architects. Quite often persons with a MCSE call themselves SEs.
There are SEs, the real ones who builds things like in Avionics, Missles & Guidance systems. Instrumentation, Medical equipment etc. Engineers have to have a broader skill set. Programming is an implementation tool.
With half-baked degrees popping out everywhere it's hard to give recognition to everything just by looking at the title of the qualification.

A software engineer is a person who applies the principles of software engineering to the design, development, maintenance, testing, and evaluation of computer software.

-Wikipedia

It is simple as that. I've no idea why people have to argue over this.

 

[imhotep]

A software engineer is a person who applies the principles of software engineering to the design, development, maintenance, testing, and evaluation of computer software.

-Wikipedia

It is simple as that. I've no idea why people have to argue over this.

That's why I call it the Wackypedia....

PS: Refer to the word Engineer in Wikipedia first...